Arabian Sires
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"Two millennia after the domestication of the first horses, the Arabian appeared, becoming one of the oldest recognizable breeds in ancient art and the archaeological record.
From the earliest history of the breed, Arabians were valued for their endurance, brilliant performance in warfare, and elite status among horses.”
From A Gift from the Desert: The Art, History, and Culture of the Arabian Horse by Sandra L. Olsen and Cynthia Culbertson
Curation Date
4-2015
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Keywords
Arab horses, Pedigree, Thoroughbreds, Arabian sires
Photo Source
A History of the English Turf by Theodore Andrea Cook